Building A Worship Mix - Drum Compression

In this video, we'll talk about the techniques that I use from drum compression on close mics to achieve a punchy, in your face sound. If you want to check out the full half-hour video for free, just go to

[@Simon-by5fu]

Great Video 👍 please more
LG from Germany

[@WorshipSoundGuy]

Thanks so much! So glad it was helpful! If you're interested in learning a TON more, you can check out www.DrumsMasterclass.com for a really awesome course that we just launched!

[@calvinmarcellino7893]

thaankss! Blessings

[@andyxprophet]

You should do more Mix-U stuff! Mic placement on drums would be cool. As would gating and then other mix stuff like guitars.

[@WorshipSoundGuy]

So glad it was helpful! If you're interested in learning a TON more, you can check out www.SoundGuyEssentials.com for a really awesome course that we just launched!

[@TheMalikTwins]

I would LOVE to hear your advice on cymbal bleed in vocal mics. I know a shield would certainly help...but it disconnects the drummer from the rest of the band. I've been mixing live performances, and I almost always have to overdub the vocal because of the cymbals. They're so loud..and noise gates don't seem to help much.

[@WorshipSoundGuy]

Absolutely! So I do really like a good shield... key word being "good" haha. There are lots of bad ones out there that do cause disconnection. I also really like the waves Primary Source Expander plugin to help with this as well.